Nightline Scoreboard clash across cities and standings
Scores and matchups list alongside standings for major leagues. Entries include St Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Montreal Pittsburgh Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco Houston Los Angeles plus blinked night and Sunday games. League tables show East and West divisions with teams balances and recent results.
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St. Louis
Reuss
Chicago
Regan
Philadelphia
Reynolds
New York
Gentry
Montreal
Renko
Pittsburgh
Walker
Atlanta
Jarvis
Cincinnati
Nolan
San Diego
Phoebus
Arlin
San Francisco
Maricha
Reberger
Houston
Los Angeles
Baltiomre
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Diehl Nextel
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Baltimore
iSebert
Boman
Coleman
Hand
Peterson
Cuellar
Messersmith
Splittorff
Oakland
Hunter
Lockwood
Bradley
Perry
San Atattsburgh
Louis
Baseball scores from three leagues on schedule
In International League Richmond beat Syracuse 6 to 4, Charleston defeated Louisville 10 to 4, Toledo won 12 to 6 over Rochester. Pacific Coast League ended Tacoma 8-2 over Salt Lake 14, Spokane 4, Tucson 3 over Eugene 7, Phoenix 3, Portland 7-1 over Hawaii 2-2. Eastern League Quebec 62 over Three Rivers 30, Manchester 2 over Pawtucket 1, Pittsfield 4 over Waterbury 9, Elmira 4 over Reading 2.
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Richmond
Syracuse
Charleston
Louisville
Toledo
Rochester
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Spokane
Tucson
Eugene
Phoenix
Portland
Hawaii
Quebec
Three Rivers
Manchester
Pawtucket
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Elmira
Reading
MLB Stat Leaders Roundup From 1969 Season Totals
The survey lists batting leaders Oliva Minn with 84 hits and 84 runs by Buford Balt and R.Smith Bost. Oliva also leads with 50 RBIs and 15 home runs while Tovar Minn shows 79 hits and 38 runs. On pitching Cuellar Balt leads decisions at 10-1 and Blue Oak 14-2 with stifling strikeout totals.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Kaline
Det
Buford
Balt
Tovar
R.smith
Bost
Yastrzemski
Killebrew
White
Petrocelli
W.horton
B.robinson
Bast
Bonigliaro
Northrup
Rudi
Oak
Melton
Chic
R.jackson
Patek
U.C
Otis
K.C
Campaneris
Alomar
Calif
Pinson
Cleve
Cuellar
Siebert
Blue
Lolich
Blyleven
McDowell
Bradley
W.davis
L.A
Torre
St-L
Garr
Atl
Brock
St.l
Beckert
Bonds
S.F
Gar
Kessinger
Cash
Pitt
N.alou
Staub
Mil
Sanguillen
Harrelson
Clemente
Millan
Speier
Stargell
Aaron
Bench
Cin
B.williams
L.may
Cepeda
Morgan
Houst
Gullett
Carlton
Ellis
Dierker
J.johnson
Stoneman
Jenkins
Seaver
Holtzman
Kirby
Gorman Upsets Laver To Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
London scenes mix tennis shocks as Tom Gorman of Seattle defeats top seed Rod Laver 6 4 4 6 6 1 to advance to the Wimbledon Championship semifinals. UCLA men claim second straight NCAA title with three singles semifinalists.
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London
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Rod Laver
Australia
South Bend
UCLA
Minneapolis
National Football League
NFL Players Association
National Labor Relations Board
Ardmore
Labron Harris
Bob Goal
Doug Sanders
Lanny Wadkins
Toronto
George Knudson
Jack Kay
Ohio State
Ray Hupp
Wayne Peddy shoots 72 in U S Open bid
Wayne Peddy former West Monroe High School star and Grambling Oak Hill pro shot 72 in the U S Open at Merion Golf Club Ardmore. He had one birdie and three bogies, finishing one over par through four holes 12 shoulder.
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West Monroe
Wayne Peddy
Ardmore
Grambling Oak Hill Country Club
Peddy
Tony Jacklin
Gary Player
Merion Golf Club
Larry Hinson
Labron Harris
Runners Under Pressure in NCAA Track Qualifying
Salb Leads Kansas qualifiers with a 63-9.4 shot put effort as NCAA championships open. Notable figures include Marty Liquori seeking a third title, Eddie Hart and Ralph Mann posting fast times, while Steve Prefontaine dominates the three mile heat. Teams such as Texas F C Paso and Southern California post multiple qualifiers.
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Eddie Hart
California
Jim Green
Kentucky
Ralph Mann
Brigham Young
Mann
BYU
Oregon
Texas-Fc Paso
Southern Cal
Colorado
Kansas
Indiana
Ucla Bruins
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Sid Sink
Bowling Green
Steve Prefontaine
Willie Deckard
Freshmen dominate 1971 College World Series All-Tournament Team
Jerry Tabb of Tulsa leads three freshmen on the 1971 all tournament squad. Fred Lynn of Southern California and Steve Bowling of Tulsa join him. USC’s Frank Alfano also repeats from 1970 and Larry Calafetti of Southern Illinois tops the hitting list with .533.
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Omaha
Neb
Jerry Tabb
Tulsa
Tabb
Southern California
Fred Lynn
Steve Bowling
Southern Cal
Frank Alfano
USC
Southern Illinois
Larry Calafetti
Mark Sogge
Southern California, Jr
Steve Rogers
Southern
Brads Son Wins at Evangeline Downs Feature
Brads Son captured Thursday Knight's five furlong feature at Evangeline Downs with a time of 1 01.1 and paid $7.60 $4.20 and $2.80. Alle's Girl, the morning line favorite for the $1,600 Louisiana Association for Retarded Children purse, did not win. Rice Devil finished second and Greek Delight showed for a $4.40 payoff to show. A 2,919 crowd wagered $204,249 on the 10 race card.
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Lafayette
Alle
Evangeline Downs
Brads Son
Rice Devil
Fella Stepper
Moscow
Baseball Prospect Names And Stats From Southern Illinois
A partial list of players with class years and batting averages includes Dan Radison Sr. shortstop Southern Illinois .353, Mike Eden Jr. third base .450, Larry Calafetti Soph. .533, Steve Bowling Fr. Tulsa .455, Fred Lynn Fr. Southern California .467, and Jim Dwyer Jr. .381 for Southern Illinois.
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Fornia, Sr
Dan Radison
Southern Illinois, Jr
Mike Eden
Larry Calafetti
Southern Illinois
Soph
Steve Bowling
Tulsa
Fred Lynn
Southern California
Jim Dwyer
Conigliaro Defends Alex Johnson Amid Angels Turmoil
Tony Conigliaro of the California Angels says he knows the real Alex Johnson and likes him despite reports of internal strife. He cites Johnson's past home run in Minnesota and hopes both win World Series checks, while manager Phillips blasts Johnson as a main troublemaker and questions his effort.
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Kansas City
Tony Conigliaro
California Angels
Alex Johnson
Conigliaro
Johnson
Alex
Alexaid
Angels
Boston Red Sox
California
Lefty Phillips
Chico Ruiz
Ruiz
Phillips
Mahaffey wins Canada Dry Open in Atlanta
Texan John Mahaffey, protege of Ben Hogan, defeated favored Tommy Aaron to win the Canada Dry Open at North Fulton Golf Club. He shot 69 for a 36 hole total of 136 to take the $3,000 first prize, two strokes ahead of Aaron and Dean Refram who tied for second with 71s on the final day. Sam Adams led after round one with 66 but finished tied for fourth with Dent and King after a 73 Thursday.
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Atlanta
John Mahaffey
Ben Hogan
Tommy Aaron
Mahaffey
North Fulton Golf Club
Aaron
Dean Refram
Sam Adams
Boone
N.C
Jim Dent
Jim King
Starr Own Boss In Offseason Soft Drink Work
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr handles his own schedule in the off season as he makes goodwill appearances for a soft drink firm. Andrall E. Pearson, president of the firm, says Starr is his own boss in this arrangement.
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Green Bay, Wis
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Andrall E. Pearson
Fast Pitch Meet Opens Tonight With 22 Teams
The Monroe Jaycees fast pitch softball tournament starts today and runs through Sunday with 22 teams from Alabama to Louisiana. Defending champ Yazoo Manufacturing of Baton Rouge aims to defend its title, while four Monroe teams Howard Brothers Pharmacy Larrys Gulf MacDonalds and Burger Chef compete. Opening games include Howard Brothers Pharmacy versus Fort Polk at 7:30 and MacDonalds versus Antoon’s Jewelers of El Dorado Ark at 9 at Dave McKenzie Field.
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Monroe Jaycee
Alabama
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Yazoo Manufacturing of
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Howard Brothers Pharmacy
Larry’s Gulf
MacDonalds
Burger Chef
Kahn Insurance
Yazoo
Jaycees
Dave McKenzie
Selman
Saul Adler
Fort Polk
McKenzie Field
Antoon’s Jewelers
el Dorado, Ark
Wrestler Dies After Tag Match Injuries
In Omaha Nebraska promoter Joe Dusek said Alber to Torres about 30 died in an Omaha hospital Thursday from injuries suffered in a tag team wrestling match at Verdigree Nebraska. Torres, who lived in San Francisco, suffered internal injuries in a match Sunday night.
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Omaha
Neb
Alberto Torres
Verdigree
Joe Dusek
Dusek
Torres
San Francisco
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